Tag name : Napoleon Da Legend

September 14th, 2017

Brooklyn's Dysfunkshunal Familee are back with the new show stopping LP, A Breath of Fresh Air.
Since dropping the stellar 2010 LP, Family Reunion, the Fam has reshuffled the lineup that now includes longtime members Crazy DJ Bazarro, D-Rock along with new additions, SourLife Phoenix, Ha-Style, Bushwick Bullie and Napoleon Da Legend.
Produced entirely by Bazarro and DJ Evil Dee of Da Beatmin...

May 15th, 2017

Napoleon Da Legend has always been the one not to bite his tongue in his lyrics, considering the messages and truth bombs that lies within his music, and lately, he has been on a roll. From touring overseas to dropping some of his most recent and important pieces of work: Steal This Mixtape 1 & 2.
Napoleon returns with the sequel to his current and political "Black Privilege" single, where ...

September 30th, 2016

Hip Hop Artist, affiliate of The New York Renaissance, Human Rights Activist, and Advocate for the youth, Napoleon Da Legend, drops another bomb in his new video "Black Privilege". The track which is directed by Rae Maxwell, is off his new mixtape "Steal This Mixtape Too", a sequel to "Steal This Mixtape". "Black Privilege" also features young Philly Hip Hop Artist Mad Squablz. The signific...

June 28th, 2016

Brooklyn-by-way-of-DMV rapper Napoleon Da Legend is pleased to present his latest effort, Steal This Mixtape. The 19 track offering, features a slew of instrumentals that NDL self-admittedly “stole” from some of his favorite artists. You’ll hear music from Quantic, Madlib, RZA, Onra, Buckwild, and many more, along with speeches from Martin Luther King and Marcus Garvey, among others.
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April 1st, 2016

General Steele of Smif & Wessun and Crazy DJ Bazarro brings to you Bucktown In Bazarro World, a solid album with a roster of Bucktown USA MC's bringing nothing but the dopest of lyrics to the table.
First single up for bat off the of the album is "So Called Thugs" with General Steele, Backblocks & Dysfunkshunal Familee on the chorus, making these studio gangstas and cats who are faking ...

February 24th, 2016

Parisian DJ Duke fell in love with turntablism when he first saw legendary French DJ Dee Nasty rock the decks in with MC Lionel D. in '87. Since then, he has been perfecting his skills, making the French finals several times at the DMC World DJ Championships. He then threw his first gig in '92 and has been playing at over hundreds of parties and tours.
As a beat maker, DJ Duke has collaborated...

February 1st, 2016

The topic of friendship is nothing new to the genre of Hip-Hop. In fact, several notable emcees have penned odes to the subject matter. A perfect example being my newfound favorite, MF Doom's "Deep Fried Frenz" or how about one of my personal favorites "Betrayal" by Gang Starr featuring Scarface and the late great Guru.
As we all know, some friends will lie and let you down while others will be...

January 20th, 2016

Down Low Productions (better known as producer DLP) is no novice to this hip hop game for he produced many hits for stalwarts such as Rockness Monsta, Sadat X, Grand Puba, and more.
For 2016, he brings out a banger for the mecca of Hip Hop, our beloved New York City, and what better way to represent New York Rap than have Dysfunkshunal Famlee's Napoleon Da Legend, Staten Island's Dro Pesci and ...

November 12th, 2015

MJ: MJ here, your favorite "writter" at Writter's Block. Tonight joining me to talk about his new mixtape is Staten Island’s own born and raised, Redrum! Welcome and thank you for your time.
Redrum: thank you MJ, I'm glad to be getting a chance to explain what the mixtape is all about.
MJ: Now back in May of this year you dropped your EP "I Burn", 6 months later your new mixtape "Crack...

October 21st, 2015

Not a lot of rappers these days make odes on their musical influences, but emcees Skanks The Rap Martyr and Napoleon Da Legend put their lyrical minds together and make a tribute for the late vocal legend and activist, Nina Simone. They retrace her steps, her life and speak on her influence and impact on Black culture and the music world alone. Think of it as music appreciation 101.
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